Dr. Luis Garcia

And I can tell you, I'm not a micromanager and I always tell my teams, don't be afraid to take risks.

Don't be afraid to fail.

Now, if you fail, you need to fix it.

But go with it.

Go with the vision.

Get to the finish line.

And when you put the right people at the right time together, it's just amazing what you can do.

And

And I love when I'm not the smartest person in the room.

I love it.

I love to surround myself with really, really smart people.

And I appreciate this opportunity to give last word.

And I want to just highlight that, you know, whether you are a leader in life in medicine, in the clinical setting or administrative setting, these are not easy times to be a leader.

You know, whether it is because of a political preference or because of social media or because of antagonism within the workforce, it is very easy to concentrate.

It's very easy on deviate yourself from that mission purpose.

And what I would just like to double down is that for every piece of negative that life has, there's a hundred pieces of positive.

But sometimes takes a little bit more effort.

It takes a little bit more of productivity.

It takes a little bit more to identify where the positive is.

In my opinion, every problem has a solution.